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Aftermarket wood grips

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Hey all. So, I picked up a GP100 off the marketplace recently. The stock rubber hogue grips are good, they feel nice and help with the recoil and all, but the finger groove placement is a little weird for me. I'd like to get something similar to the old 60s/70s coke grips that were on S&W's revolvers. Been looking at a few places like Hogue and Eagle grips (the Eagle heritage grips are about perfect aesthetically, but from what I see they only make those for S&W revolvers). Just wondering if anyone here has any suggestions. Thanks!

The finger groves on the stock rubber houges are a problem for alot of people, including myself.

Some people will grind the grooves out smooth with a dremel or the like.

 

If you want to pick up a set of wooden, I personal perfer the fingerless big butt grips, getgrip.com has alot of options to check out

Hogue makes their grips sans finger grooves also

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Thanks guys. I've actually been looking at hogue's selection of wood grips and they seem to have a lot of great choices without the finger grooves. Now I only have to worry about what sort of wood to pick. I do like the look of deep rosewood on a blued gun. :D

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